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    Cuda got some new shoes.

    I went from a 245/60r15 to a 275/60r15 on the rear. Definite difference in rpms as freeway trips at 65mph are a little more manageable.
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    Cuda got some new shoes.

    So glad to get rid of the 90's Weld Racing Tomahawks. Went with what she came with, more or less. Wheel Vintiques steelies wrapped in Cooper Cobras. Opted for the 15x8 4.5bs with a 275/60r15 out back and for the front a 15x7 4.0bs with 245/60r15. Poverty caps have popped off a couple of...
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    Catch Magnum Force on Graveyard Carz Tonight!

    Cool episode. What a dream job that is.
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    That "gasoline" smell - is it normal??

    Just one other thought on the fumes as my Cuda had this issue. I had to readjust the trunk latch to seat the deck lid better around the seal. Long of the short was I had a bad seal around the trunk allowing fumes to come back into the car. Worth a shot.
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    oil pan removal on 73 cuda

    Good to know about the oil pan. I have a leaky rear main.
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    73 Cuda Front End Surprises.

    I knew the alignment was going to go well when I saw this blue fish in the parking lot. Rare enough to see one Cuda but two!!!!! The alignment went well and my initial impressions are wow I'm so glad I did this. No squeaks, doesn't drift, tracks straight, I even took my hands off the wheel...
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    73 Cuda Front End Surprises.

    Alright Dudes, I finally got the other side buttoned up so she's officially off the jack stands. Everything is out of whack so I plan to set the ride height and get it close enough to roll at speed without effing something up. Lucky for me I found a local shop with certified gearheads who are...
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    73 Cuda Front End Surprises.

    Been slow going on the Cuda. Life gets busy but I was able to make some progress this weekend. Made and welded in some patches. Got the lower arm in along with the strut rod and torsion bar. I just need to order up a another A-arm (ball joint wont take any torque) and lower ball joint. I...
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    Pharmacies

    Well yeah. Gotta have beer to swish down those pills.
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    Graveyard carz

    Catching up on "r u faster than a redneck" on Speed. These guys and the trash talk are great.
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    73 Cuda Front End Surprises.

    I spy a big a$$ hole. Found this under the splash guard while cleaning up wheel well. A ton of dirt, sand, and rocks fell out after I opened it up. Assuming with all that crap it took a long time to dry out. I may use this as an excuse to buy a welder for a little patch repair. Parts to...
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    Graveyard carz

    Anyone checking out Graveyard cars on Velocity? I like it but it pisses me off the shop guys don't seem to share the same passion for these cars as Mark does. Granted you have to have thick skin to work in that shop but it seems they are always screwing something up or jacking around. Maybe...
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    73 Cuda Front End Surprises.

    Well, the passenger side is all buttoned up with the exception of the wheel bearing dust cap (Dorman part# 13996). I tore down the driver’s side relatively fast last night so it’s scrapping and sandblasting time. No visual damage like what I saw on the passenger side with the A-arm, Strut Rod...
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    73 Cuda Front End Surprises.

    I didn't notice this nice divot in the K member on tear down below the strut rod but this explains why the rod was bent. Also hoping I didn't get into to much of a hurry with assembly as i still need to slide the torsion bar in. Wondering with the upper control attached if there will be enough...
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